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Join us for the annual Texas Public Interest Environmental Law Conference
The Texas Public Interest Environmental Law Conference is a two day continuing legal education event for public interest attorneys and community members interested in environmental justice. Day one will consist of a series of invitation-only talks and panels for attorneys. On day two we welcome community members to join us for a series of panels and speakers.
View the draft agenda here.
$250 fee for attorneys practicing 10 years or more; $100 fee for attorneys practicing fewer than 10 years; free for attorneys who do not wish to earn CLE credit.
Presented by: Air Alliance Houston, Bayou City Waterkeeper, Earthjustice, Environmental Integrity Project, Lone Star Legal Aid, Public Citizen with generous support from JT Hershey Foundation and Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law.
For any questions concerning the event, please contact Adrian Shelley at ashelley@citizen.org
Online registration closes on October 18, 2024
Please do not forward this invitation to others. Only direct invitees are permitted to register. If you have a recommendation for an invite - please email Adrian Shelley at ashelley@citizen.org
Quick Details
October 25, 2024
9am to 5pm
light breakfast, lunch, and happy hour
October 26, 2024
9am to 5pm
light breakfast and lunch
Texas Southern University
Thurgood Marshall School of Law
3100 Cleburne St., Houston, TX 77004
Checkout
Thank You
We look forward to seeing you on October 25 and 26 at the Thurgood Marshall School of Law.
Looking for a place to stay? We recommend staying downtown. Our happy hour on Friday will be downtown, and you can reach the law school via a quick Uber or by light rail + a 10-minute walk. We recommend:
Aloft Houston Downtown, 820 Fannin Street
Club Quarters Downtown, 720 Fannin Street
Options outside of downtown include:
Univ. of Houston Hilton, 4450 University Drive
Wanderstay Houston Hostel, 4018 Chartres Street
Please do not forward this invitation to others. Only direct invitees are permitted to register. To recommend an invitee, please contact Adrian Shelley at ashelley@citizen.org.